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416: Upgrading Next.js & React

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by: Chris Coyier
Wed, 05 Nov 2025 23:15:47 +0000

Shaw and Chris are on the show to talk about the thinking and challenges behind upgrading these rather important bits of technology in our stack. We definitely think of React version upgrades and Next.js version upgrades as different things. Sometimes they are prerequisites. The Next.js ones are a bit more important as 1) the docs for the most recent version tend to be the best and 2) it involves server side code which is important for security reasons. Never has any of it been trivially easy.

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  • 00:15 p.s. we’re on YouTube
  • 01:09 Do we need to upgrade React? NextJS?
  • 08:46 Next 15 requires React 19
  • 11:38 What’s our TypeScript situation?
  • 17:49 Next 16 upgrade and Turbopack woes
  • 34:57 Next’s MCP server

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